Recorded HS

A History of Musical Theater

Musical theater! Is anything more fun?! We will compare musicals to other forms of drama, look at the basic structures of the stories and songs in musicals, determine what makes some musicals better than others, and also look at scenes from the most famous movie musicals.

Recorded HS

A History of Government in Europe and America, Part One

This course would explore the ideas and institutions that influenced and formed political establishments in Europe and America. We will read primary source documents, including excerpts from Aristotle and Plato, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Robert Bellarmine, Pope Leo XIII, John Locke, and American state papers (Declaration of Independence, Federalist Papers, Anti-Federalist writings, and the U.S. Constitution). We would seek to understand from whence our modern political ideas arose and how they compare to political ideas proposed by Catholic tradition.

Recorded HS

A History of Government in Europe and America, Part Two

This course would explore the ideas and institutions that influenced and formed political establishments in Europe and America. We would seek to understand from whence our modern political ideas arose and how they compare to political ideas proposed by Catholic tradition.

Recorded MS

A History of Scientific Thought for Middle School Students

A romp through history of science. We will consider some great questions: What is science? What can we know? What can we observe? What can we change? Who are the great scientists? How does the Church view science?

Live HS

Catholic Middle Ages

Join this Medieval History course for a comprehensive overview of the European Middle Ages that helps your student understand and make connections with history and today, as well as see the connection between the Church & history.

Recorded HS

Catholic Middle Ages

Join this Medieval History course for a comprehensive overview of the European Middle Ages that helps your student understand and make connections with history and today, as well as see the connection between the Church & history.

Recorded HS

Catholic Evangelization: Meaning, Methodology, & History

This course intends to develop a composite understanding of the meaning and method of Evangelization within Catholicism, including a contrasting understanding of the Old Evangelization with the New.

Recorded HS

Christ the King, Lord of History, Part Two

Using the popular Anne Carroll text, this course guides students through history from the 1500s through the 1990s. Learn history through a Catholic lens!

Live HS

Christ the King, Lord of History, Part Two

Using the popular Anne Carroll text, this online Catholic course will guide students through history from the ancients to the 1500s. Join today to learn history through a Catholic lens.

Recorded HS

Contemporary U.S. History (1988-2016)

This final course in Mr. Campbell's U.S. History series follows the fortunes of the United States from its position of unrivaled global supremacy at the end of the Cold War, through the boom of the 90's and into the post-9/11 world. This class will help students understand contemporary national and global events in light of the historic and cultural shifts of the past 25 years.

Recorded HS

Corruption and Communism: Modern China

The achievements and developments of China stand as a major reason why historians separate the history of Eastern and Western Civilization. China developed in ways not easily understood by the West, with a trajectory of both progress and regression, power and weakness which both invited the West's interest while simultaneously rejecting their influence. This course seeks to explain why China has developed into the nation it is today, beginning with the 17th century and the late Ming Empire, up to the dictatorship of Mau Tse-Tung. In between we examine fascinating and significant events such as the Opium Wars, the Boxer Rebellion, and the Chinese Civil War of the 20th Century.

Recorded MS

Dawn of History: Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, Persia

This foundational Catholic course in world history will introduce students to the world's first great civilizations. The focus will be on Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, and Persia, but we will also briefly visit ancient Anatolia, Assyria, India, and Palestine.

Live HS

Early American History (1492 to 1763); Discovery to the Dawn of Revolution

Give your high school student this dynamic American history course to learn about the formative years of our nation. Join Mr. Campbell on a journey from Pre-Columbian times to the French and Indian War.

Recorded HS

Early American History (1492 to 1763); Discovery to the Dawn of Revolution

Give your high school student this dynamic American history course to learn about the formative years of our nation. Join Mr. Campbell on a journey from Pre-Columbian times to the French and Indian War.

Live HS

History of Byzantium

Sign up for this course to go deep into Byzantine history, one of the important eras to study. Students will learn how the Byzantine Empire shaped the world we live in today and its impact on Western culture.

Recorded HS

History of Catholic England

Professor Pearce will lead the class through the history of Catholic England, from the 1st to the 21st centuries, using his book as the course text. Writing “Faith of Our Fathers” was a real labour of patriotic love for Prof. Pearce. He charts the history of “true” England, which is to say the England which has been true to the Faith.

Live HS

History of Japan

To understand contemporary Japan, we need to first go back in time. Register for this world history course to learn the historical development of Japan, including its interactions with other nations, its culture, politics, religious implications, and more.

Recorded HS

History of Medieval Science, Part Two

Learn about the influencers who lived in Medieval times and their scientific accomplishments, discovering the medieval scientists, how their thoughts were influenced, and how their work influenced the world through geometry, architecture, biology, alchemy, inventions, and more.

Recorded HS

History of Renaissance Science, Part Two

Learn about the influencers who lived during the Renaissance and their scientific accomplishments, how their thoughts were influenced, and how their work changed the world through innovation, architecture, biology, alchemy, and more. (If you have younger students, this course fits with the Homeschool Connections Grade School Unit Study Program for grades 3-6 so that your whole family can learn the same era together.)

Live HS

History of the Church in 100 Objects

Join the adventure through Church History as told by sometimes-ordinary (yet always-amazing) objects — like St. Therese’s curls, the cradle of St. Junipero, the Holy Grail, and more.

Live HS

History Through Conspiracy Theories

This course takes a fun and interesting journey through history by looking into something that virtually everyone is interested in: conspiracy theories. Whether it be secret societies, the Kennedy assassination, or the theories revolving around extraterrestrial life, this course has something to intrigue even the most skeptical of students.

Recorded MS

History: The American Revolution; Liberty!

Students will explore the “Road to Revolution” starting with the question of why people pushed for change. Students will learn the cost of the Revolution to the British and to the colonists. They will study leaders and heroes of the war, on both sides.

Recorded HS

History: The Glory of Ancient Greece

This course will immerse students in the life and thought of the ancient Greeks, the founders of western civilization. The course will trace the history of the Greek peoples from their origins as bronze age warriors through their path to democracy and the ascendancy of the Greek empires under Athens and later Alexander.

Recorded HS

History: The Life and Times of the Ancient Romans

This course will trace the origins and development of the Roman people from their birth as an iron age tribe on the banks of the Tiber to their emergence as a world empire.

Recorded MS

History: The Life and Times of the Ancient Romans

This middle school class will trace the origins and development of the Roman people from their birth as an iron age tribe on the banks of the Tiber to their emergence as a world empire.

Recorded MS

History: World War II; Allies vs. Axis

We will explore the events leading up the World War II, famous generals and battles and any relevant legal issues that arose in America during this time period.

Recorded MS

History’s Heroes and Villains

Come and learn about the great struggle between good and evil, as history brings us heroes and villains such as Jesus Christ and Pontius Pilate; Regulus of Rome and the Emperor Nero; Winston Churchill and Mussolini, Hitler, and more. Through stories, characters, and virtues, learn how the hand of God is behind history.

Recorded HS

History/Archeology: An Archaeological Survey of the Old and New Testaments

This class will use chronology of biblical history to acquaint students with some of the most important archaeological sites of the Holy Land.